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Whirlpool over fallen avenue in the Zillertal: Local chief blames land for core rot

Summary by Tiroler Tageszeitung Online
The avenue of old, tall trees on the Harterstraße in Fügen was to remain in spite of the construction project "Fügen Nord bypass". The tree giants have all fallen by now. According to Mayor Mainusch, ruthless collapsing has led to tree diseases.
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Whirlpool over fallen avenue in the Zillertal: Local chief blames land for core rot

The avenue of old, tall trees on the Harterstraße in Fügen was to remain in spite of the construction project "Fügen Nord bypass". The tree giants have all fallen by now. According to Mayor Mainusch, ruthless collapsing has led to tree diseases.

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Tiroler Tageszeitung Online broke the news in on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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